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ONESolution
Bank Reconciliation
End User Guide
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SunGard Public Sector1000 Business Center DriveLake Mary, Florida 32746
Phone: (800) 695-6915Fax: (407) 304-1005
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Table of Contents
Section 1: Load Bank File-BKUTLB ................................................................... 4
Section 2:Bank Statement Information Screen-BKUPBA ..................................... 6
Section 3: Check/Deposit Information Screen-BKUPCD....................................... 9
Section 4: Reconciling Bank Statement- BKUPRC..............................................10
Section 5: Matching items in the reconciliation process.......................................12
Section 6: Approving Bank Statement ..............................................................17
Section 7: Saving Bank Statement...................................................................18
Section 8: Verify Bank Statement Reconciled ....................................................19
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Section 1: Load Bank File-BKUTLB(1) Type BKUTLB in the search bar and click on LB-load bank reconciliation filelink:
The following window displays:
(2) Click on the Bank File Name (Remote) button to browse for the bank file:
(3) Locate the bank file that needs to be reconciled and click open:
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The file is then placed in the Bank File Name (Remote) field:
(4) Make sure the correct bank ID is being processed.(5) Keeping Trial Mode checked allows the user to view the data being loaded intoBKUPBA prior to it actually loading by archiving the report to documents online.(6) Once the data is verified uncheck Trial Mode and click submit to archive thereport to documents online and to actually load the bank file data in BKUPBA.
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Section 2:Bank Statement Information Screen-BKUPBA
(1) Type BKUPBA into the search bar and click on the link:
The following screen will display:
(2) Select the correct bank statement in the record list to view what was loaded bydouble clicking on the statement date:
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(3) Verify the line item data loaded correctly by placing the screen in grid mode. Toselect grid mode click on the grid icon on the bottom left toolbar as shown below:
The line items of the statement will then display similar to purchasing line items:
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Section 3: Check/Deposit Information Screen-BKUPCD
Optional: Go to BKUPCD from the finance desktop to view the records the systemhas processed in ONESolution which will be matched to what was loaded intoBKUPBA:
The following screen will display:
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Section 4: Reconciling Bank Statement- BKUPRC
Enter BKUPRC into the search bar and click the link:
The following window will display:
(1) The system defaults to Statement Status N-New Unprocessed Statements. Makesure the correct bank ID is selected and select a bank statement from theStatement Selection box by double clicking on the statement date:
The following screen will display and in the bottom right corner tell the user how manyrecords (line items) were loaded.
The Finance records are from the BKUPCD screen that have been processed throughONESolution and the Bank records are from the BKUPBA statement that was loadedusing the BKUTLB utility.
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Section 5: Matching items in the reconciliationprocess
From these loaded ONESolution records, those that exactly match by type, number,and amount will be “auto matched”. Matched records are indicated by a check mark:
The check in our example was not auto matched because the bank had a differentdollar amount than ONESolution.
Select the check in the bank statement so it is highlighted:
Choose a filter of “Type and Number.” This will show all records that have the sametype and number as the record you selected above.
*Note: there should never be more than one!
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Before manually matching the entries, enter the amended amount on the bankstatement in the top portion of the screen as shown below:
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Then when you match them by clicking the match icon on the top ribbon bar, thesystem will record the $2.00 override amount and use that amount in the totals.
Once the match icon is selected the matched boxes are now checked:
To correct check 0022233 that is on the statement but not in ONESolution:
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First, determine if it SHOULD be in ONESolution (possible fraud). If not, do not matchthe entry - work with bank to clear up issue.
Or… maybe someone forgot to record a hand written check? If so, save your workhere, get the check recorded, then return and finish reconciling.
At any point in the reconciliation process you can save your work and continue later -just click the “Save” button before closing the screen:
**NOTE** when “Save” is selected this changes the status to “Pending”when needing to go back into BKUPRC to finish reconciling:
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Section 6: Approving Bank StatementWhen you are done with a statement, click the “Approve” button - this saves yourwork and marks the statement as “done:”
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Section 7: Saving Bank StatementWhen you “save” the reconciliation, all matched entries will be marked as “cleared”and will no longer appear on the outstanding report:
The system displays how many records were approved in the bottom right corner:
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Section 8: Verify Bank Statement ReconciledTo verify the statement has been reconciled the user can re-open BKUPRC andchange the status to approved:
Or go to BKUPBA and click on the statment reconciled:
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The reconcilaiton information will display in the bottom right corner of the screen:
Run the outstanding check report BK1021 to verify all checks have been cleared.